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Photo by Mochi Robinson. Courtesy of Intercultural Journeys.
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It’s So Much Easier If You Dance a Little Bit

Ella-Gabriel Mason

Raja Feather Kelly and Yoland Wisher show us how to get free.

A black & white image of Kayla Hamilton, a dark-skinned Black woman. She is dancing in front of a textured wall that has horizontal layers. Her arms are energetically reaching down to the diagonal as her head is tilting to the diagonal with her dreads moving back in that same direction. She wears a diagonally striped long sleeve shirt with pants. Photo by Travis Magee.
Photo: Travis Magee
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Kayla Hamilton ‘Dreams Larger’ with a Disability Futures Fellowship

Rachel DeForrest Repinz

The visionary artist reimagines a dance world where every body is worthy of care.

Photo: Vikki Sloviter
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A Midsummer Night’s Fantasy: BalletX’s Summer Series 2024

Ziying Cui

Innovative choreography put classical ballet vocabulary in conversation with diverse contemporary ethos.

Photo: Jennifer Passios
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What Do We Have Where We Are Now?

Jennifer Passios

Four dancers share their experiences making a life in dance beyond city limits. Perhaps their stories look like yours.

Photo: Jano Cohen
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Casual Crackles: A Write Back Atcha

Megan Mizanty

A booming romp through your best friend’s playlist

Photo: Johana Austin
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A Communion of Former Zygotes Touching Rocks

Caitlin Green

A pause. A breath. A grounding exercise.

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Sankofa in the round in ‘The Duat’

nikolai mckenzie ben rema

One man, many voices, a drum to navigate the way home.

Photo: Morgan Gregory
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Whimsy and Childlike Nostalgia in “Indigo in October”

Rachel DeForrest Repinz

Sumayyah Smith invites us into her vibrant world.

Photo: Skye Schmidt
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The Look of Love by Mark Morris delights at Penn Live Arts

Courtney Colón

A breezy love letter to Burt Bacharach

Photo: Maria Baranova, Courtesy New York Live Arts
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Four New Visions

Emilee Lord

Precision, Play, Autonomy, and Rest in this year's Fresh Tracks.